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MATLAB GUI Based Optical Experiment

Hailin Zhang

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Abstract

The GUI(Graphical User Interfaces) is beautiful and briefly,the user can directly input the parameters on the GUI,but not alter the primary procedure,making the user able to analyze the parameters influencing the result.It makes it easy to teach optical theory and experiment and offers a new way to design the related CAI.

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The GUI(Graphical User Interfaces) is beautiful and briefly,the user can directly input the parameters on the GUI,but not alter the primary procedure,making the user able to analyze the parameters influencing the result.It makes it easy to teach optical theory and experiment and offers a new way to design the related CAI.

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The GUI(Graphical User Interfaces) is beautiful and briefly,the user can directly input the parameters on the GUI,but not alter the primary procedure,making the user able to analyze the parameters influencing the result.It makes it easy to teach optical theory and experiment and offers a new way to design the related CAI.

Key concepts: Graphical user interface, MATLAB, Computer science, Graphical user interface testing, Human–computer interaction, Post-WIMP, User interface, Engineering drawing

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